I'm thinking of using this for a medium parrot,short venture. Know it has mesh sides, don't think he'll be able to grab mesh with beak. Thoughts?
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Yes he will be able to peck at it and rip through if he has the interest or intention.
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sorry to be so long responding, but would definitely be too small for cockatiel. If a larger size is available, would be great. My little hand raised zebra finch loves it and I think a parakeet might do okay, but nothing larger. I do love the way it attaches to the cage.
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No I would not recommend this for buddies. The smallest bird I would put it it would be a cockatiel. I do believe that this company does make a smaller spacing bars cage for your needs. The cage is great and made very well. Good luck shopping, hope this helped.
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I use it for both my medium-sized Conure as well as my Pionus and it seems fine for them. My Pionus weighs 205 grams if that helps.
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The skirt works well if I am careful to keep up with cleaning it frequently. I still use a couple of lengths of heavy paper under the cage, since my parrot likes to pitch things off the top and also gets rowdy with his seed. Since he likes to flap his wings, that scatters lighter materials.
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I actually purchased this for my Amazon parrot. I made a purchase for it and he goes for walks and bike rides with us. However it is a bit small for a Shitzu as pictured in the item photo. If your dog is smaller than that then it will work.
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I don't know the size of your parrot, but if it's larger than a parakeet, I would say no. My birds (2) won't even go near it, but that's another story.
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How large a bird? It's plenty big enough for my keets but I don't think if it would work for the bigger parrots. I think it would work fine for cockatiels/cockatoos. Hope this helps.
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I use this for my african grey and he has no problems gripping it. But, it is HUGE! And hard to clean the birds poo off all perches and steps. But my bird loves it. That's all that matters, :)
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I have two budgies and so far they haven't had any problems with the disk/chip sizes on the mini or original. They also like the wreath shaped feliz. Seeing how much they enjoy those, I followed with the tree trunk like Ole only to find that the large cylinder shape was a little to large and unwieldy for them. Considering drilling a hole in the Ole and adding a perch or string for cage attachment so that it's a little more stable for small budgie feet to grab on to.
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the pak o bird which is made from stainless steel mesh is strong enough for a bird that chews through wood. Our African Grey parrot is also a chewer and she does try to chew the Velcro on the inside. I would advise that you put a toy inside for them to play with. we use ours all the time, and have had no problems with it, she loves being out with us and generally just sits on the perch and looks at what is going on around her.
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Yes, this can be adjusted very close - or very far. It works fine with my parrot; she loves getting on the bottom and snarfing sunflower seeds. The screw thingy underneath the tray allows you to raise the pan to right below the perch - or to just above the bottom tri-feet thingy. It's totally up to you, whatever you need.
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Body sturdy enough for med size parrot. Cups plastic. I suppose you could add a play hook if you lowered tray which is adjustable.
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Hi, I have a Quaker parrot in this cage, and it is quite perfect for him. If your bird is bigger, I would not see any problems. As for the bowl lock, my bird cannot open them. I would be a little more worried about the main door lock, but they made it possible to put additional lock there. It depends on how smart and inventive your bird is, really. The door lock is much easily accessible, by the way.
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would be perfect for your parrot. My Senegal parrot finally figured out how to haul tiny pieces of his food over to put in the water trough, so I've moved it away from his perch. He thinks he is a racoon! lol
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I wouldn't want to say yes, as I currently have 2 lovebirds and am learning as I go (never had birds before, but these guys are still doing great after 2 years with me, so I feel like I'm getting good at it), but I will say that when one of mine hurt his beak and couldn't chew hard food or seeds (took him to the vet...no worries), he loved it and stayed healthy otherwise. The other lovebird didn't like it, but my little bent-beak birdie couldn't get enough. I was glad to have this on hand for him. It's been trial and error to find nutritious food that they like. Sorry if this wasn't as informative as you need, but I do think mixing this with a bit of warm water is worth trying.
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I have a congo african grey and I personally feel this cage would be too small for him. I have a red belly parrot in this cage now and its just perfect for his size. He can flap / spread his wings out to stretch them; and he runs all along the bottom of the cage and there is no way my grey would be able to do this without feeling cramped.